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Dental Negligence Solicitors

Dental injuries can occur if a dentist makes a mistake when providing dental treatment. Mistakes can include failing to diagnose gum disease, incorrect tooth extraction, providing treatment that is not necessary and causing damage resulting in further tooth loss.

For you to succeed in a claim for damages for dental injury, you will have to prove that mistakes have been made which ought not to have been made and it is those mistakes which have caused the dental injury.

We have a proven track record in succeeding and recovering compensation for clients who have suffered dental injuries.

Dental injury claims require professionalism, specialist legal and medical knowledge. Our expert team will ensure that no stone is left unturned while investigating your claim.

If you want to talk to someone about a dental injury claim, please call us now for a free consultation on 0113 245 8549 or complete our contact form and someone will be in touch as soon as possible.

 

Our Experience of Dental Negligence Claims

Fragment of dental tool left behind after treatment

L suffered from toothache, and was given a filling and then underwent root canal surgery to try to solve the problem. Following the treatment, he began to suffer headaches and was referred to a specialist ENT surgeon. The consultant was able to remove a...
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Dentist misleads family over boy's treatment

10 year old B, had fillings and three extractions at the advice of his family’s dentist. His parents were told his dental issues would be solved by this treatment, but they were not. A new dentist identified that the fillings had not in fact been...
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Loss of teeth following untreated gum disease

V suffered tooth loss as a result of a delay in the diagnosis of her gum disease. V visited her dentist three or four times a year for a standard examination, and a scale and polish. She was at no point made aware of having periodontal problems and by the...
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